MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Liverpool is unlikely to win the Premier League at Anfield after police included the leader’s key games among six it wants to be played at neutral venues in a bid to prevent fans from gathering outside when the competition resumes. Police originally wanted neutral venues for all 92 remaining games but the plan was opposed by the clubs — particularly those trying to avoid relegation. The league plans to resume on June 17 after a 100-day shutdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic, pending final approval from government, which is trying to prevent a second spike in cases. Police don't object to the games on that Wednesday night being played at Manchester City and Aston Villa. But police want the derby between Everton and Liverpool to be played away from Merseyside a few days later.Read more on NewsOK.com